The federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs took a darker turn Friday as a second former girlfriend, using the pseudonym “Jane,” described what she called 72-hour drug-fueled “freak-offs” involving male escorts and emotional control.
Jane testified that the encounters often took place in hotel rooms and could last more than three days. She said Combs arranged the sessions and gave her ecstasy to keep her alert and compliant. According to her account, when she grew tired, Combs would push her with remarks like “Are you getting tired of me?” or “Let’s finish strong.”
These sessions, Jane told the Manhattan federal court, were referred to by Combs as “bacchanals” or “hotel nights.” He allegedly controlled everything from when they began to when they ended. Afterward, he expected her to massage him, prepare food, and entertain him.
Pattern of Alleged Abuse Emerges
Jane’s testimony follows earlier statements from Cassie Ventura, Combs’ more widely known ex, who also spoke of “freak-offs.” Jane claimed she often rushed through the sessions just to end them sooner. On Thursday, she testified that Combs paid for her $10,000-per-month apartment and threatened eviction if she refused to participate in the sessions.
The woman also stated that Combs used emotional manipulation and financial leverage to maintain control over her. According to Jane, these encounters were not consensual but rather coerced under the threat of losing her home or facing retaliation.
Combs has denied all allegations and pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and transportation for the purpose of prostitution.
The trial, which began May 5, has included testimony from several alleged victims. Prosecutors say the pattern of behavior emerging points to a calculated system of control designed to exploit women for sex, using drugs, threats, and money as tools.
Trial Continues with National Spotlight
The case remains one of the most closely watched celebrity trials in years, drawing intense media scrutiny and daily public reactions. GLOBE Magazine recently reported on the trial’s explosive nature, highlighting the emotional toll on witnesses and the legal challenges ahead for Combs.
As more witnesses prepare to testify in the coming weeks, both legal teams are bracing for further bombshells. So far, the prosecution’s case has leaned heavily on personal testimonies that detail a disturbing world behind Combs’ public persona.
With more victims expected to take the stand, the federal courtroom in Manhattan continues to serve as the backdrop to a case that could reshape the legacy of one of hip-hop’s most powerful figures.
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